Or, the person could have his morality so well ingrained that he instinctively acts morally instead of needing to think about it.DefJam101 said:
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ScottishMartialArts
Self-Ejected
So he subconsciously recognized, in a split-second, that swerving the car would kill him but save his wife?
What I think is far more likely is that he instinctively swerved the car to avoid danger that became apparent only a half-second earlier, which resulted in his death but saved his wife.
What I think is far more likely is that he instinctively swerved the car to avoid danger that became apparent only a half-second earlier, which resulted in his death but saved his wife.
poocolator
Erudite
Let's recreate the incident again to see what happens.
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